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Field day: Woody Biomass Plantations
Published on July 3, 2012
MSU announces a Field Day at the Forest Biomass Innovation Center near Escanaba, Mich. to tour the center’s ongoing research. -
Rogers City students explore, write about endangered species in Thompson’s Harbor State Park
Published on July 2, 2012
Learning alongside resource experts, students gain an understanding of the ecological and community values natural resources have on their community and share this information as an interpretive source for visitors to Thompson’s Harbor State Park. -
Natural shoreline greeted with enthusiasm by Upper Peninsula community
Published on June 28, 2012
Portage Township and village of Curtis host certification training at Watt-Stamper Park resulting in the construction of a natural shoreline. -
Rain barrels are economical and ecological
Published on June 28, 2012
Rain barrels can save money and energy for homeowners as they simultaneously reduce water quality pollution. -
Alternatives to conventional septic systems to treat on-site wastewater
Published on June 27, 2012
Riparians who depend on on-site wastewater treatment may need to look to an alternative septic system to properly protect water quality. -
The thermocline: a summer phenomenon in Michigan inland lakes
Published on June 27, 2012
Understand why the lake is warm at the surface but cold down deeper. -
Natural shoreline brochure now available
Published on June 25, 2012
Colorful brochure provides answers to property owner questions about natural shorelines on inland lakes. -
Chemical spills: Take quick action to avoid injury
Published on June 22, 2012
Knowing what to do when a spill occurs protects you, your family and helps safeguard Michigan’s water resources. -
Chemical spills: Build a simple spill kit at home
Published on June 22, 2012
Being prepared before a spill occurs protects you, your family and helps safeguard Michigan’s water resources. -
Charlevoix County communities talk about shoreline zoning
Published on June 21, 2012
Charlevoix County communities are working together to coordinate their shoreline zoning ordinances. Consistent regulation protects water resources and reduces business uncertainty.